Afternoon everyone.
Just so you're aware, the recordings of our first 2 cohort sessions have been published in the Academia program, so if there's anything you've been wanting to rewatch or catch-up on you can! I've attached links to each session below:
A slightly newer/more recent AI tool we've been looking into in more detail is Manus.
It is an incredibly powerful, multi-purpose AI agent that can handle complex tasks, such as:
Combining research with content creation
Create you a website
Build your very own Chrome extension
Above I've attached a screenshot which shows Manus actively conducting research right before you whilst generating a presentation.
We'll be putting together a live session taking a deeper look into Manus in the coming days.
Here’s a template prompt framework you could give a try next time you use ChatGPT
A quick summary as to what differentiates each model within ChatGPT
Sessions are every Monday at 2 PM
Here is a brief look at some of the areas which we will be covering in detail:
Creating your AI strategy and personal playbook, and deciding how much autonomy to give AI tools
LLM Foundations, mindset shift, research strategies, and a comparison of ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Gemini, and Copilot
AI in everyday work, from forecasting to project management, plus tips to overcome the AI overwhelm
Prompting, and how to spot deepfakes
All 4 options are subject to change, but this is what we are planning on for now!
This will be the link for all sessions.
And I'll be posting links to the recordings of our recent sessions here:
Foundations, mindset shift, research strategies, and a comparison of ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Copilot.
AI-powered business forecasting, AI-powered project management, and tips to overcome the AI overwhelm
Asking ChatGPT to interview you, prompting tips, and spotting deep-fakes
